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reply posted on 1-10-2009 @ 10:15 AM by ANNED
The problem i have with the AK as a resistance rifle is you want to use a weapon that uses the same ammo as the people you are fighting.
i am going to use a weapon that uses the same ammo as my enemy if possible.

Why
'One' The sound. Anyone shooting a M16 will know that you are firing a AK and know you are the enemy.
The navy seals in vietnam tricked the NVA at times by using AKs because the NVA though that they were firing on there own people when they heard AKs firing back and hesitated.

'Two' You can use your enemy's ammo to supplement your own supplies.

'Three' If you get AK tracers they are green.
If you are fighting a enemy that is using NATO ammo there tracers will be red. And they will target green tracers.

"four" If you are using the same weapon as your enemy you have a supply of spare parts. (you should never leave workable weapons on the battlefield for your enemy to recover. strip them for parts and bend the barrels. by smacking them on a tree. or hide them for later recovery by you.)
Also take the mags for your own use.

'five" if you spot a one of enemy and pop him with a AK and there is a enemy patrol nearby armed with M16s they will know the shots did not come from there own people. and you will become a bullet magnet.
If you are firing the same weapons they will think there guy fired at something and be slower to check.

You can if you have reloading and bullet pulling equipment pull the bullets of there ammo and pour the powder from one of there rounds into another round that you have pulled the bullet from and make a overload.
leaving a mag with a number of these overloads around for them to find can get interesting.
If you can get C4 or other high explosives and some fuse type blasting caps or other primary explosives replacing there powder with a small amount of primary and the rest of the case with C4 or other high explosives can really be fun to watch when they fire there weapons. The navy seals were experts at screwing with the NVA like this to the point that the NVA believed that there own ammo from Russia was being sabotaged by the Russians that supplied it. It also removed one gun and the operator from action and caused the enemy time and resources in burying or treating there personal.
PS never pick up any ammo mags or boxes you find dropped on a trail until you have checked for traps (a small mine or a grenade will mess up your day)and never use the ammo in your weapons. Only use ammo off dead enemy's or that you take from there vehicles after you have killed them.(leave some boobytrapped ammo behind just for fun)
dropped ammo may by booby trapped. don't be a booby.

The NVA in vietnam were good teachers but we were better at teaching them not to trust us.

[edit on 1-10-2009 by ANNED]



reply posted on 3-10-2009 @ 07:09 PM by Miraj
reply to post by ANNED




You can just take your enemies weapons when their dead if it comes to that.

But in terms of guns..

If it's a long range fight? AR all the way.

Close and urban? I'll take the AK.

Both are good.


Ultimately I'll take what I can get.


reply posted on 12-10-2009 @ 05:18 PM by Asktheanimals
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damn! dunno how a thread about AK's got by me. I've got mine and love it. The AR might be superior in accuracy but that's about it. Certainly not worth the extra thousand bucks you'll have to shell out.
Good AK's run about $600+ and I was gonna reccomend the Saiga rifle; same design as the AK and much cheaper ($400). major drawback to the saiga is mags cost $50 (!?). I've read that you can modify Ak mags to fit but have no first hand knowledge of it. Saiga also makes a kick ass semi- auto 12 ga for about $700. I want one of these!
You can't get SKS for $120 anymore, more like 3-$400, ridiculous!



reply posted on 12-10-2009 @ 06:26 PM by loki41872
Originally posted by Asktheanimals
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post by loki41872



damn! dunno how a thread about AK's got by me. I've got mine and love it. The AR might be superior in accuracy but that's about it. Certainly not worth the extra thousand bucks you'll have to shell out.
Good AK's run about $600+ and I was gonna reccomend the Saiga rifle; same design as the AK and much cheaper ($400). major drawback to the saiga is mags cost $50 (!?). I've read that you can modify Ak mags to fit but have no first hand knowledge of it. Saiga also makes a kick ass semi- auto 12 ga for about $700. I want one of these!
You can't get SKS for $120 anymore, more like 3-$400, ridiculous!



Saigas can indeed be modified to accept regular AK mags. Quite easily, too. And if it's done correctly, they will still accept the Saiga mags as well.

And the Saiga 12 gauge has come down a lot. One can be had for under $500, now. Saiga rifles are around $300, and a Romanian AK can be had for $300 to $400

Check out Classic Arms.



[edit on 10/12/2009 by loki41872]

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